Manna Heights Hotel and Conference Center has reiterated its commitment to sustainable tourism as it continues to grow its operations and enhance its reputation for eco-friendly hospitality. With over 30 years in the industry, the hotel is positioning itself as a pioneer in sustainable practices.
At a cocktail event in Accra to mark the hotel’s rebranding and introduce its latest addition—a beach resort in Saltpond in Ghana’s Central Region—Marketing Manager Matthew Amoah highlighted the company’s emphasis on sustainability. He explained that the new direction aligns with the increasing need for eco-conscious approaches in the hospitality industry.
“Our rebranding focuses on integrating sustainability into hospitality,” Amoah stated. “This approach is essential in today’s world as it enables businesses to explore innovative possibilities while staying environmentally responsible. Manna Heights Hotel and Conference Center recognizes the importance of adopting these practices in our operations.”
The newly launched beach resort, he added, is a testament to the hotel’s dedication to offering unique, eco-friendly experiences for its guests. “Choosing Manna Heights means enjoying a stress-free, refreshing experience in an environment that speaks for itself. Our serene and top-notch ambience adds to the appeal,” Amoah said.
Located in Mankessim, in the Central Region of Ghana, Manna Heights Hotel is a premier 3-star establishment that blends comfort, luxury, and convenience. As the largest conference hotel in the region, it caters to corporate events, social gatherings, business travelers, holidaymakers, and anyone seeking relaxation and indulgence.
The rebranding event drew key industry stakeholders, including business leaders, hospitality professionals, and prospective clients, who gathered to celebrate the hotel’s expansion and commitment to sustainable hospitality.
Source: TheDotNews